The Three Stooges #36
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Yankee Doodle Dummies," the Three Stooges accidentally become unlikely heroes during the American Revolution, stumbling through the Boston Tea Party, aiding Paul Revere with a famously confused signal, and turning the tide of battle with a skunk-powered ambush—though their victory is less due to strategy than sheer, chaotic luck. Written by Cecil Beard and illustrated by Sparky Moore, this 1967 Western Comics classic captures the trio’s slapstick antics in a historically inspired adventure, with the cover by Sparky Moore showcasing their signature mayhem.
In 1773, the Three Stooges arrive in Boston from England, accidentally stumbling into the Boston Tea Party and landing in jail—only to be rescued by a band of determined patriots. From misfiring church tower signals to unleashing a wagon full of skunks on Redcoats, their chaotic antics help Paul Revere on his midnight ride and ultimately lead to a surprising victory, all while earning a spot leading the parade "because they don't know which end of a musket the trigger is on!"
When the Little Monsters are sent off to scare someone else—after finally spooking their own parents—they set out to track down the legendary Abominable Blue Blob, a creature so terrifying it’s said to scare even Eerie McFearsin. With Orvie’s pet spider in tow and a passing motorist as an unexpected witness, the kids face their biggest challenge yet: scaring something that might just be too monstrous to scare back.
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Reprinted in Top Comics The Three Stooges #2 (1967), Boys' and Girls' March of Comics #373 (1972)
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